Naser al-Din Shah

Naser al-Din Shah was personally interested in various arts, including photography, which he embraced early on.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2026-06-02

A colored photo of Naser al-Din Shah at the age of 33.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2026-05-28

Naser al-Din Shah brought the oldest gas factory to Tehran from Europe.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-07-28

Naser al-Din Shah wrote daily memoirs that included descriptions of his travels and encounters.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-07-04

Naser al-Din Shah had a strong interest in hunting, which influenced the naming of various mountains.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-06-26

Naser al-Din Shah attempted to modernize Lalehzar Street, transforming it from a garden into a commercial area.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-05-23

Naser al-Din Shah is noted for his contributions to the Golestan Palace and his love for Western art.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-05-07

Naser al-Din Shah appointed Mirza Eisa Tehrani to the position of Minister of Tehran.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-05-07

Naser al-Din Shah introduced ice cream to Tehran after enjoying it in France.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-05-04

The mosque is named after Naser al-Din Shah, who was the father-in-law of Mahdi Qoli Khan Majd al-Dawlah.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-05-01

Naser al-Din Shah ruled for fifty years and rarely left the capital except for leisure.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-04-29

Naser al-Din Shah was known for his love of travel and ordered the construction of a magnificent building in Manzariyeh.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-04-23

Nāser al-Din Shah had a particular interest in hunting, which led to nature excursions with courtiers and servants.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-04-22

Naser al-Din Shah recognized Malek Ajoudaniyeh's talent and sent him to Europe for photography.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-04-21

Naser al-Din Shah was the ruler during the time Kol Abbas Ali served in a significant position.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-04-17

Naser al-Din Shah is mentioned for sending people to find water during one of his travels, leading to the naming of Yaftabad.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-04-15

Naser al-Din Shah was the son of Haj Mirza Abbas Aghasi.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-04-14

Naser al-Din Shah ordered the establishment of telegraph lines across Iran.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-04-11

Naser al-Din Shah ordered the construction of a wooden bridge in Tehran during his reign.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-04-08

Naser al-Din Shah camped with his beloved wife Jiran and his entourage near a waterfall, enjoying the pleasant weather.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-04-03

Naser al-Din Shah commissioned the construction of a magnificent building in Manzariyeh.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-03-26

Naser al-Din Shah was the father of Kamran Mirza and was very fond of him.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-03-26

Naser al-Din Shah was the king of Iran during the Qajar dynasty and the father of Kamran Mirza.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-03-21

Naser al-Din Shah showed indifference towards the garden's significance.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-03-18

Naser al-Din Shah decided to introduce himself as a just king despite his actions being contrary to justice.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-03-18

Masoud Mirza was a son of Naser al-Din Shah, who was the ruler of Isfahan.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-02-25

Naser al-Din Shah's first trip to Europe brought new lighting styles to the city.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-02-24

Naser al-Din Shah invited Colonel Nikola Semino to Iran and entrusted him with various affairs.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-02-21

Naser al-Din Shah admired the discipline of Russian Cossack units during his second trip to Europe.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-02-21

Naser al-Din Shah built the Jahannama Palace and later the Salantabad Palace in northern Tehran.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-02-14